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I have been using an AI natural language understanding tool with the voice capability in different languages for some time now. The level of real-time translation is unbelievable.
I started wondering (and I want you to wonder with me) if learning a language has become a waste of time in this era. Do we really still need to spend time and effort to learn a new language or refine the ones we already can speak? I know the fulfillment of learning a new language but this is a question of "need" not "desire".
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Normally, I believe in learning a language through immersion. Inspired by how children learn their mother tongue, I think that second-language learners can also learn by seeing objects, learning their names, hearing only that second language, trying to fill in the blanks of sentences' meanings, and over time learning how to ask questions to learn to address different things/ concepts. Furthermore, I think that this is the best way and the only way to bring a second language to the level of the first language.
If you disagree with me, please explain your idea on what the best way to learn a second language is.
If you agree with me, what do you think is the best way to mimic that way online? For example, if I have a language partner (btw, you are welcome to message me if you are interested in being one ^^) how can we apply that method effectively?
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Hi there! Is there in English a grammatical construction that negates the verb using "can?" What I am trying to say is something like "can we not go there?" to mean something close to "let us not go there."
I do not want to use another verb to negate the sentence such as saying "can we cancel our plan to go there?"
When I talk to people and use the form "can -pronoun- NOT verb," they understand that I am asking for the action in a positive way.
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I have a question about pronunciation for native speakers. Guys, when you "jump" from one consonant to another consonant coming directly after it in your speech, do you throw some sort of a sound in between? E.g. say you want to say "excuse me", will it sound any close to "exicuse me?" (notice the 'i'). Of course it never sounds like a real 'i' but it is a little sound as a link between them.
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For those who are learning Chinese, I am wondering how much time it took from you to start differentiating between the four tones? I am finding it specially tricky. And, what is the best way, in your opinion, to overcome this obstacle?
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May you please recommend a Chinese (Mandarin) podcast that you liked? I want something that discusses a variety of topics and publishes continuously.
Thank you!
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كل عام وأنتم وأحبابكم وعائلاتكم بألف خير!
أعاده الله علينا وعليكم بالخير والصحة والسعادة وهدوء البال!
I wish you, your families and beloved ones a very happy and blessed Eid! 🌸🌸🌸
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I am eagerly looking forward to improving my English accent. I am interested in the American accent nowadays. Any native speakers to have regular conversations with about different topics to build more solid accent?
I can offer Arabic in return :))
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